Guess I will have to take Junior for ice cream this weekend.
Got all 3's and 4's on her first grade report card (3's are meets grade level expectations, 4's are exceeds grade level expectations), and all of her statistical stuff on the 3's were on the high end of the grade average. She's ahead of the game in math, particularly in geometry, and her reading level is considerably higher than most in her grade (4's across the board).
Now she just needs to keep it up for another 11 years and pay her own way through college, and we're all set. I'll be in my mid-late 40's when she graduates assuming I don't kick the bucket before then, so I'm banking on her to pay for my early retirement.